Four ways Brexit can play out

12.11.2018 / 19:24

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Prime Minister Teresa May managed to unite the opposition to stand on her side. By approaching a deal in Brussels, the chances and the Parliament to approve it are increasing.

Here are four of the possible scenarios on which the Brexit deal can be developed:

Tories of the Conservatives support May's plan. Conservatives stand behind Theresa May, and Tories will understand that the deal will protect key industry sectors and realize the risk of a deal crash if they do not support May.
There is a no-confidence vote against Mae and there are general elections, followed by a second referendum.
The deal is concluded and the market reacts negatively, the pounds become cheaper.
No deal and Britain leaves the EU in March 2019

Trader Martin Nikolov

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Four ways Brexit can play out

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